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Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 4 Ganita Prakash (latest NCERT)

Expressions Using Letter-Numbers

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What this chapter covers

Class 7 Maths Chapter 4 'Expressions Using Letter-Numbers' is the gateway into algebra in the new NCERT Ganita Prakash. Students learn to use a letter as a stand-in for an unknown number, to form algebraic expressions from word problems, and to substitute values into expressions. The chapter explores like and unlike terms, simple addition and subtraction of algebraic expressions, and the use of letters to express general rules and number patterns.

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Sample questions from this chapter

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MCQ Medium 2 marks
Venkatalakshmi's mill takes 10 seconds to start, then 8 seconds per kg to grind. Which expression gives the time to grind y kg, starting from off?
A) 10 + 8 + y
B) (10 + 8) × y
C) 10 × 8 × y
D) 10 + 8 × y
E) 10 × y + 8
Answer: 10 + 8 × y
Numerical Medium 2 marks
Using cost = c×35 + j×60 (c coconuts, j kg jaggery), find the total for 7 coconuts and 4 kg jaggery.
Answer: 7×35 + 4×60 = 245 + 240 = ₹485.
Numerical Easy 1 mark
Shabnam is 3 years older than Aftab. Using s = a + 3, find Shabnam's age when Aftab's age a = 18.
Answer: 21 years.
Numerical Easy 1 mark
Using s = a + 3, find Shabnam's age when Aftab's age a = 23.
Answer: 26 years.
Numerical Easy 1 mark
Using s = a + 3, find Shabnam's age when Aftab's age a = 40.
Answer: 43 years.
Numerical Easy 1 mark
A boy is 5 years older than his sister. If the sister's age is t, write the expression for the boy's age, and find it when t = 9.
Answer: Boy's age = t + 5 = 14 years.

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What is included in Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 4 (Expressions Using Letter-Numbers)?
This chapter has 272 NCERT-aligned practice questions covering all the concepts from the Ganita Prakash textbook's Chapter 4. Questions span easy, medium and hard levels across 3 different formats so students get a balanced practice set.
Are these questions based on the new NCERT Ganita Prakash textbook?
Yes. Every question on Practico for Class 7 Mathematics is mapped directly to the latest NCERT Ganita Prakash textbook (the one CBSE schools are using now). The chapter numbers and chapter titles match the textbook exactly.
How many questions can I practice from this chapter?
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What question types are available?
This chapter has mcq, numerical, word problem. You can mix any combination, or filter to just the type you want to practice — for example, only numericals to drill calculation, or only short-answer questions for exam revision.
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